US EditionMunicipalities in France: Participation of 20.33% at Noon, Slightly Higher than in the First Round
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The second round of municipal elections takes place this Sunday, March 22nd in France. At noon, the turnout was 20.33%, an increase compared to 2020 (15.29%) and 2014 (19.83%). The first results are expected from 8 p.m. onwards.
Participation was 20.33% at noon, with most polling stations in 1,526 communes closing at 6 p.m. at 8 p.m. in the major cities.
After an unpopular first round of voting, participation in the second round of municipal elections is particularly scrutinized on Sunday, 22 March. At noon, 20.33% of voters have already slipped their ballots into the ballot box.
Voters in many French municipalities have been voting since 8 a.m. this Sunday morning. At noon, the turnout rate in Île-de-France is 15.79%. At the national level, 20.33% of voters registered in metropolitan France voted.
This Sunday, 22 March, we vote everywhere in France for this second round of the municipal election. According to the Ministry of the Interior, the turnout at noon is 20.33% According to the figures
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The turnout in the second round of municipal elections, at 12.00 p.m., is 20.33%. At the same time, it was 19.37% in the first round. Nearly 17 million voters are invited to vote this Sunday.
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